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We Birthed the Movement: The Warren County PCB Landfill Protests, 1978-1982
Protesters, including Deborah Ferruccio (right) in Warren County, 1982.
Original photo by Harold Moore.
An exhibition at the Wilson Special Collections Library tells the story of a watershed moment in environmental activism through the perspectives of those who lived it.
Documenting Durham’s diet culture with Wilson Library’s Special Collections
Annie Elledge, graduate student in geography, in the Special Collections Reading Room at Wilson Library (photo by Alyssa LaFaro)
With support from the University Libraries, graduate student Annie Elledge explores how Durham became known as the “Diet Capital of the World.”
“Queerolina” online exhibition presents oral histories of LGBTQIA+ Tar Heels
The site draws from the collaborative project The Story of Us: Documenting and Preserving LGBTQIA Carolina History.
Preserving Carolina’s treasured collections
Sam Huener, a conservation technician in the Conservation Lab, repairs a book at Wilson Library (Photo by Johnny Andrews/UNC-Chapel HIll
Sam Huener and the team at Wilson Library’s Conservation Lab are working to preserve the University’s most prized books and documents.
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